Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10
LOCAL NEWS.


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Fittings will soon be in order.
About six weeks more and our
schools will close.
1t required two auctioneers to cry
Rocks sale last Friday.
-Bellefonte is about to oraginze a
Hook and Ladder Company.
w. A. Tobias sports new silk
hat, and he looks tip-top in it.
Jas. ID. Lose is at work on the roof
of his new house on Penn street.
S. D. Musser and wife spent Sun
day with friends in Centre Hall.
j. o. Deininger. of Centre Hall,
spent few days in town this week.
"A new and large stock of Confec.
tioneries arriving at Stover's grocery
this week.
"A few bluebirds those welcome
harbireers of spring, were seen in this
-neighhtrhood lately.
&C. W. Albright suffered with neu-
'ralgia in tue face last week, but is
about over his trouble now.
Frank Smith and family, from the
Loop, spent several days il town at his
lfather-in- laws. John Stoner.
Mrs. Noll, widow of Henry Noll,
'of Pleasant Gap, died last Thursday
;and was buried on Saturday.
w. T. Mauck just got in a new lot
of furniture. His store on Penn street
is beginning to look like business.
George Huss, the jolly shoemaker
from Linden Hall, circulated among
acquaintance in town on Friday last.
"A new and handsome hotel build
ing will be erected in the place where
the Garman house stood in BellefOnte.
-Boils, pimples, hives, ringworm,
letter, and all other manifestations of
impure blood are cured by Hoods Sar-
parilla.
The outlook for an early spring
wasn't very encouraging last Saturday.
1t was genuine winter day with lots
of snow.
-JW. Loses grocery store has been
sold to n. A. Auman & Co., who will
carry on the business in the old stand,
opposite the bank building.
The town.clock is in running order,
due to the labors of jeweler P. 81. Mus
ser. We hope we shall enjoy regular
and correct time from now on.
The date of T. T. Moyer's public
sale at Rebersburg. has been changed
from Thursday, March 18th to Friday,
March 18th. Please remember.
Geo. Buck, the pho, ographer. is
moving to Sunbury, this week. His
household goods were taken to Coburn
Yesterday morning to be shipped.
DIR. J. F. Harter greatly improved
his dental Office On Main street by add
ing another commodlouS chair, which
he bought of DR.. Geo. w. Swartz.
The carpenters recommended work
on the knitting Mills building ON
Tuesday, but their work was again in
terrupted by the rain yesterday after
noon.
Those of our readers who change
their post.office addresses this spring
will please notify us of the fact, stating
their future.as we'll as their former
address.
Lewis Rearick, of Zion, who will
be remembered by some of our readers,
having resided at Penns Creek years
ago. was canvassing the town last week
as book agent.
Rev. Deitzler (Luth. will have
regular services on Sunday as follows {:
In the forenoon at Mllheim, in the af-
ternoon at Penns Creek, and in the
evening at Coburn.
PHOTOGRAPHER Buck frequently
serves ia the capacity of auctioneer for
the mercantile firm Of Angstadt q Co..
corner OF Main aud Penn stree ts, and
they say he is not bad hand at it.
ID. A. Musser returned from North
Carolina last week, apparently well Sat-
isfed with his trip. He says he had no
use for an overcoat while there, the
climate being very mild and pleasant.
Very nice selection of Table Oil
Cloths just received at J. w. Stoyer's,
on Main street.